Cried with joy, it's my first time experiencing the wabi-sabi aesthetics of concrete! Decided to extend my stay for three more days

The scenery of West Lake is truly inexhaustible! The Su Causeway is like an emerald ribbon, gently encircling the lake. The Three Pools Mirroring the Moon are like three bright pearls, shimmering on the surface of the lake. And there's the Broken Bridge, resembling an ancient legend, quietly telling the stories of the years. In the embrace of West Lake, one can always feel ease and relaxation. Design This homestay is located at Yangmeiling in the West Lake scenic area, which means 'perching on the ridge, delaying the journey to the city'. The architecture radiates artistic flair from inside out, with the exterior adopting the white walls and black tiles of Jiangnan water town architecture, presenting the building's appearance with simple geometric twists. The public area is decorated in a post-modern cement style, using solid wood furniture and exposed concrete to create a sense of artistry. This space texture, presented without excessive decoration, has a rugged beauty. Room The names of the rooms are very poetic to begin with. Moon Wheel, Mountain View, Dharma Rain, Listening to Rain, Crossing the Creek, and so on, starting with the names, one can immerse into the landscape and scenery. The Dharma Rain room type is recommended, with pure white bedding matched with high-grade grey tones on the walls and floor, giving a sense of original simplicity in the space design. Dining This place is truly a quiet haven amidst the bustling scenic area. The restaurant is designed with an all-wood structure, the bar with an industrial cement style, and the jazz music in the space, the super design-savvy room card set, the breakfast fruits, yogurt, and small buns, and the afternoon tea, my fondness for this place only grows. Experience Here, one is not disturbed by the complex stacking of design elements, allowing for a greater focus on the travel experience itself. Outside the window is the landscape of the West Lake scenic area, as if the natural scenery has also become part of the room design.